Sentences with phrase «spread rapidly»

Created by English architect Richard Norman Shaw, the style was popularized after the Civil War by architect Henry Hobson Richardson and spread rapidly, especially in the South and West.

Outrage spread rapidly as news of the scandal was publicized in front - page headlines across the country.

In the last decades, the existential approach has spread rapidly and has become a welcome alternative to established methods.

Recreation programs Though midnight basketball became the brunt of many a rhetorical attack, leagues spread rapidly across the country in recent years — often with active support from local law enforcement agencies.

Since Stu began to enter into these «for settlement only» agreements, barely twenty years ago, the notion has spread rapidly.

Community Unit School District 300 — the sixth - largest school district in Illinois — started the Second Step Program in one school in 2012, and since then, the program has spread rapidly based on strong buy - in from schools.

People click, the stories spread rapidly despite being false and the author — often located in Macedonia — makes money.

But, fire can spread rapidly, and getting a critical heads - up to the presence of smoke in your home is no guarantee that a fire won't seriously damage or totally consume your home.

It only takes seconds for a kitchen fire to spread, and this one spread rapidly in the few seconds they were listening to their toddler tell them about whatever happened that day.

It's called kennel cough because it's a disease that can spread rapidly through animals in close proximity — like shelters, dog parks, boarding kennels, and doggy day cares — by direct contact with an infected animal, coughing, or sharing of contaminated bowls or blankets.

Health Insurance is also expected to spread rapidly, as India has more than one lakh branches of Axis Bank.

The latest version of this ransomware variant, known as WannaCry, WCry, or Wan na Decryptor, was discovered the morning of May 12, 2017, by an independent security researcher and has spread rapidly over several hours, with initial reports beginning around 4:00 AM EDT, May 12, 2017.

He says the use of automated documents has spread rapidly across law firms, including into their own processes, such as client engagement letters and human resources.

When you look at ethics, you judge those of handing the 2100 generation a 700 ppm climate, several degrees warmer, with rising sea levels to adapt to, or whether anything can be done to mitigate that by developing appropriate technologies, and encouraging those to spread rapidly while discouraging those that are part of the problem rather than part of the solution.

Since its appearance, Schmallenberg virus has spread rapidly.

Its cultivation spread rapidly during the industrial revolution and it is now responsible for a large part of global water pollution in rivers and coastal areas.

Now widely used in the production of corn and soybeans, no - till has spread rapidly in the western hemisphere, covering 26 million hectares in Brazil, 20 million hectares in Argentina, and 13 million in Canada.

I expect this myth to spread rapidly and widely.

Once farmers master the practice of no - till, its use can spread rapidly, particularly if governments provide economic incentives or require farm soil conservation plans for farmers to be eligible for crop subsidies.

The noxious weed — native to Asia and once planted to prevent soil erosion — has spread rapidly, smothering native species in its wake.

As a result of malnutrition, illnesses of all kinds spread rapidly, including the plague.

Once Japan starts to embrace the coal technology, it will spread rapidly around the world because coal energy is in abundance and is much cheaper than LNG or renewables in most circumstances.

These species have spread rapidly throughout the basin and have already inflicted significant ecological and economic harm.

(Since then, Chukchi froze over and Bering Sea ice has started to spread rapidly southward) 2) Persistent Easterly winds around Svalbard (on the NE sides of multiple very deep Hudson Bay Lows), which have repeatedly compressed the ice edge westward toward Greenland.

Facing that constraint, the models pour money into BECCS on the assumption that costs will go down and then, as costs come down, the technology is assumed to spread rapidly and ubiquitously.

So much so that the news of a new and exciting prospect of forming a nucleus of an «art movement» spread rapidly, and other painters and sculptors working in non-objective or near non-objective form began to join the informal meetings.

Parainfluenza can spread rapidly through the air without direct contact.

A new strain is one where the susceptible population has no immunity and infection can spread rapidly.

Bacterial and fungal infections also spread rapidly when animals live in a filthy crowded environment.

The animals were introduced by European settlers about 200 years ago and spread rapidly across Australia and New Zealand.

A grease fire in the kitchen had spread rapidly because dust and grease in the duct work had ignited.

The therapy dog movement has spread rapidly throughout the U.S. and the world.

The condition can spread rapidly in catteries, shelters and anywhere numbers of cats are together.

The malignant form of primary liver cancer either forms a single lobular mass on the organ or may cause multi nodular masses, which are more complicated in nature and which can spread rapidly to other parts of body, especially brain directly through the hepatic portal vein.

A highly malignant cancer which preys on blood vessels, it can spread rapidly, causing tumors almost anywhere in the body.

Unfortunately, in cats there is a 90 % chance that mammary tumors are malignant and they usually spread rapidly to adjacent lymph nodes, making this a very aggressive cancer with a poor prognosis.

Even though the cells were removed from Ranger's toe, it is very likely that the melanoma will resurface, as it is known to spread rapidly to other parts of the body.

This disease has spread rapidly adversely affecting the lives of animals and humans.

The sport of flyball originated in southern California in the early 1970s and its popularity has spread rapidly throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and South Africa.

Sponsored by the Verein fur Deutsche Schaferhunde, the parent club of the breed founded in 1899 in Germany, the cult of the Shepherd spread rapidly from about 1914 onward in many parts of the world.

After this the German Spitzes spread rapidly across the world soon.

Think about this, how do you think it is that CHD (Canine hip Dysplasia) could suddenly appear in just 30 years and spread rapidly through all breeds?

The flu can spread rapidly, including at places like dog shows and dog parks.

If not treated, transitional cell carcinoma can spread rapidly.

It's not transferable to humans or other animal species, but it can spread rapidly among horses and other equine species.

The virus spread rapidly to 40 states.

This contagious disease can cause fever, coughing and nasal discharge, and it can spread rapidly to other horses.1 The financial risk of an EIV infection for each horse can reach up to $ 885 for diagnostics, treatment and days of missed training.

If there are too many cats, there will not be enough food for the entire group to eat, and disease and illness can spread rapidly.

The gene regulator was probably inherited from a miniature wolf about 15,000 years ago — although it has since disappeared from the wolf population — and has spread rapidly throughout the dog world by human intervention.

Mites spread rapidly, and need to be dealt with promptly.